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"That's what I say but some people does." "Not people of any repute?" "Well, some that averages pretty so-so." "In my opinion the man that would offer personal violence to his own mother, ought to " "Cheese it, pard; you've banked your ball clean outside the string. What I was a drivin' at, was, that he never throwed off on his mother don't you see? No indeedy.
"Yas, Missy," responded Aunt Connie, "but I reckons we wouldn't be thankin' him if 'twan't fer yo'. Massa Robert HE knows dat all his niggers gwine to be free jes' as soon as de Yankees come. Yas, indeedy, he knows. But we shuahly go long wid yo', Missy, an' thanks him. We knows our manners."
"I took him out ob his coop fo' a little exercise dis mawnin', an' he run in heah." "That explains it, I think," said Mr. Roumann. "Well, Washington, don't let it happen again. We don't want to be dashed downward through space all on account of a rooster." "No, indeedy; I'll lock him up good an' tight arter dis," promised the colored man.
Yes, indeedy, times are changed. Why, do you know, on the principal line of boats on the Upper Mississippi, they don't have any bar at all! Sounds like poetry, but it's the petrified truth.
You hold still I'll go en see." He went, and bent down and looked, and says: "It's a dead man. Yes, indeedy; naked, too. He's ben shot in de back. I reck'n he's ben dead two er three days. Come in, Huck, but doan' look at his face it's too gashly." I didn't look at him at all. Jim throwed some old rags over him, but he needn't done it; I didn't want to see him.
Genesis laughed gaily. "I got my grass to cut!" "You decline to do what I command you?" William roared. "Yes, indeedy! Who pay me my wages? 'At's MY boss. You' ma say, 'Genesis, you git all 'at lawn mowed b'fo' sundown. No, suh! Nee'n' was'e you' bref on me, 'cause I'm got all MY time good an' took up!" Once more William presented himself fatefully to his mother and Jane.
"I'll try to keep it a secret, Molly." "Well, what do you s'pose Hester looks like?" "Now, Molly! You wouldn't make fun of good old Hester, would you?" "But I'm not making fun, Miss Prue, indeed and indeedy I'm not, only she does!" "Well, like what, Molly?" By this time they had reached the dining-room, and Molly drew her behind its door, to whisper mysteriously,
"He will be there when we go to Boston again, Mammy June," Rose said, warmly. "And Daddy and Mother will send him home to you. I guess he'll be glad to come. Only, maybe you'd better stop calling him Sneezer. He likes Sam best." "Sure enough, honey," cried Mammy June, "I'll call him anything he likes 'long as he comes home and stays home with me. Yes, indeedy!
What was the trouble?" asked Mrs. Bobbsey. Nan and Bert explained, while Flossie and Freddie took their places in the gasoline machine. "Are you all ready?" asked Mr. Bobbsey. "How about you, Dinah?" for the colored cook was being taken to the country to help look after the smaller twins. "Oh, indeedy I'se all right, Mrs. Bobbsey," was Dinah's answer.
"That's what I say but some people does." "Not people of any repute?" "Well, some that averages pretty so-so." "In my opinion the man that would offer personal violence to his own mother, ought to " "Cheese it, pard; you've banked your ball clean outside the string. What I was a drivin' at, was, that he never throwed off on his mother don't you see? No indeedy.
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